Nobody on this planet will need another Physics book , other than FeynMan's 1, 2, and 3.
I don't think there are words to describe how wonderful Richard Feynman's teaching style is. You'd have to get this book and experience it for yourself.
It is difficult to express my appreciation for this remarkably clear text, on a subject that is too often left to academics who use way too many words. It is a timeless classic, as are his others in the series.
I was intriqued by some things I had been reading about feynman, so I purchaced vol 1 and 2 of the series.It may be better to get an up to date textbook if youre out to learn, but to collect and look over, this is good.
What to say, it is the Feynman Lectures.The print itself is nice, but not suitable for studying.
This book provided me with aditional insights on some of the basics on physics. There is an abriged version on sale at Barnes & Noble, but I recomend this complete version.
These lectures are a treat. Feynman's spirit in these lectures is unmistakable.
